Business Development Officer- Nakuru

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<p>The Business Development Officer will be responsible for recruiting, registering, and supporting small businesses to capture their daily business transactions consistently, evaluate their business performance through a Mobile App and provide the onboard to MIS for access to credit. The Business Development Officers will work with MSMEs in a specific project cluster within Kenya.</p> <p><strong>What You Will Do</strong></p> <ul> <li>Facilitating the recruitment processes including collecting baseline data of the MSMEs on the TENAKATA mobile app.</li> <li>Conducting mentoring to the MSMEs to ensure they receive relevant and adequate advisory services to meet their business development targets.</li> <li>Supporting your portfolio of MSMEs with various aspects of access to finance including application processes and managing of funds received for purposes of scaling their businesses.</li> <li>Contributing in conducting loan appraisals and monitoring disbursed loans to ensure they are used for the intended purposes and repayments are made on time.</li> <li>Perform other duties as directed by the branch manager.</li> <li>Know-Your-Customer and Due Diligence: As the first point of contact of the business with the customer, conduct proper due diligence and KYC to ensure that the customer is a viable customer in accordance with laid down procedures.</li> <li>Relationship management: Work with partnered Collections Officers to serve customers by a relationship management approach, gather Intel and create and maintain relationships with market authorities.</li> <li>Repayment: In charge of pair%u2019s repayment rate through consistent follow-up, maintaining accurate interactions on company systems, negotiation of repayment schedules, and setting discretionary limits on loan amounts. The Collection Officer uses %u2018soft%u2019 non-intrusive collection methods to get repayments from the customer.</li> <li>Performing such other tasks and duties as the Company may from time to time designate as forming part of the Employee%u2019s job description</li> </ul> <p><strong>Qualifications</strong></p> <ul> <li>University graduate degree /Diploma in Business Administration, Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Project Management or equivalent.</li> <li>A minimum of one 1 years% experience in the MSME field. Hands on experience or knowledge in MSME businesses, including within informal settings and micro enterprises development will be an added advantage.</li> <li>Additional training or on-job training on financial management and literacy in the MSME sector will be an added advantage.</li> <li>prior exprience in sales is an added advantage</li> </ul>

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